Paste by wetransfer3/23/2023 ![]() ![]() 'it wasn’t until Cambridge Analytica that I would say consumers really started becoming more aware of what is happening when you use free software.'Īnd then when iPad launched, it wasn’t clear what iPad was going to be for. As for the future of FiftyThree’s suite of apps, including Paper, which has 25 million users, the company says the apps will live on with “increased investment and support.” FiftyThree’s executive team and product teams will stay on board for now. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but WeTransfer said it had acquired the company’s entire patent portfolio and all assets for its apps. Today FiftyThree announced its apps and team have been acquired by WeTransfer, a cloud-based file transfer company with headquarters in Amsterdam and Los Angeles. Its $60, soft-nibbed, walnut stylus, called Pencil, presaged Apple’s eventual entry into the world of stylii. Tech writers described it as “the next great iPad app”, “a superbly designed sketching app,” and “a fresh canvas ready and waiting for your ideas, inspiration, and art.” FiftyThree later expanded to include an iPhone app, an optional subscription called Paper Pro, and Paste, a collaboration app.įiftyThree also managed to do what few app startups have done: make and sell hardware. Despite its simplicity and also because of it, Apple crowned it the iPad App of the Year. Back in 2012, a Seattle-based startup named FiftyThree launched a drawing app designed exclusively for iPad, with a name that sounded like it was designed specifically for an Apple crowd: Paper. ![]()
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